Resources and Organizational Models in Telecardiology
\nIl progetto appartiene all\u2019area della ricerca sanitaria sull\u2019organizzazione e il funzionamento dei servizi e mirava a porre le basi per la creazione di un sistema per effettuare diagnosi cardiologiche a distanza, in tempo reale e sfruttando strumenti a basso costo.
\nIl dominio clinico, la cardiologia pediatrica, ha una particolare valenza in Sardegna, dove le cardiopatie congenite (primaria causa di morte del neonato nei Paesi occidentali) hanno un\u2019incidenza pari al 2% dei nati vivi (normalmente l\u2019incidenza si assesta attorno all\u2019 1%). Le zone a maggior incidenza sono quelle interne e difficili da raggiungere, come il Nuorese e l\u2019Ogliastra, aree che proprio per le loro caratteristiche di isolamento beneficerebbero maggiormente della possibilit\u00e0 di effettuare consulti a distanza, con il supporto remoto di specialisti in tempo reale.
\nIl progetto intendeva definire un modello tecnologico ed organizzativo finalizzato a far collaborare presidi sanitari geograficamente distanti durante esami diagnostici, garantendo la visualizzazione in tempo reale della scena dell\u2019esame e del video dell\u2019apparato diagnostico (in questo caso un ecografo), oltre a permettere allo stesso tempo l\u2019interazione vocale tra gli specialisti remoti.
\nCome\u00a0 esperienza concreta con cui guidare la ricerca, si \u00e8 scelto di creare all\u2019interno del progetto un sistema sperimentale incentrato sulla Cardiologia Pediatrica dell\u2019Azienda Ospedaliera Brotzu come centro di alta specializzazione, l\u2019Azienda Mista di Cagliari (patologia neonatale e puericultura) e l\u2019Azienda Ospedaliera N.4 di Lanusei (cardiologia) come centri periferici.
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